1848-1850 Green St, San Francisco, CA 94123

The two-unit residential building at 1848-1850 Green Street in Cow Hollow, currently owned by Mosser Neveo & Myriam, has undergone significant renovations and safety improvements in recent years. Most notably, the property received comprehensive upgrades between 2019-2021, including the installation of a complete fire sprinkler system throughout the building with 81 sprinkler heads (completed in 2020), a new zoned radiant space heating system with water heaters, and substantial interior remodeling work across multiple levels including kitchen and bathroom upgrades.

The building has also seen improvements to its infrastructure, with new sewer and storm pipes installed, along with new house traps, and the addition of solar PV panels (8.14kw system) in 2020. Recent maintenance and improvement work includes ongoing interior remodeling efforts, particularly in 2021 with bathroom and lighting upgrades. The property has experienced recurring issues with parking violations, particularly regarding blocked driveways, with numerous citations issued between 2022-2024, suggesting ongoing challenges with street parking in the area.

There was one building complaint filed in April 2020 regarding non-essential construction, though this is noted as not active. Two significant proposed projects for vertical and horizontal additions, including a new third story and basement garage modifications, were submitted for review but ultimately withdrawn or classified as informational, indicating these plans did not proceed to approval. The building's recent history shows substantial investment in safety systems and infrastructure modernization, while also highlighting some challenges with neighborhood parking dynamics.